The killings occurred across the country, from Los Angeles to Miami, Houston to Cleveland, all between 19. Little, 78, confessed to about 90 killings last year while serving three consecutive life sentences for murder, the FBI announced last year. Women who appeared in two previously released portraits were identified, he said. The strategy has worked before, Buchwald said. “We want to give these women their names back and their family some long awaited answers. “We are hoping that someone - family member, former neighbor, friend - might recognize the victim and provide that crucial clue in helping authorities make an identification,” said FBI spokesperson Shayne Buchwald. Neither confession has been corroborated by local law enforcement. Little also confessed to killing another 26-year-old black woman in East St. She was killed in Granite City sometime in the late 1970’s. Little drew a sketch of a 26-year-old black woman, possibly named Jo, whom he says he met in St. The agency released 16 images on Tuesday, drawn from memory by Samuel Little, who told authorities they are just some of the more than 90 people he killed over three decades. The FBI is hoping portraits of women drawn by the man who says he killed them will help them to identify the victims and notify their families.
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